Joshua Gentzler

Thrive: Lansing Kansas

Government EN ↓ 6 episodes

"Thrive: Lansing Kansas" is your gateway to discovering the heart of growth and opportunity in Lansing, Kansas and Leavenworth County. Hosted by Ken Miller, Lansing’s Public Information Officer, and Joshua Gentzler, the City’s Director of Community & Economic Development, this podcast dives into the stories and strategies shaping our community’s future. Each episode explores exciting projects, innovative policies, and dynamic partnerships driving economic development, urban planning, and the people who invest in the community. With insights from local leaders, business owners, and regional exp...

Author

Joshua Gentzler

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Government

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Latest episode

May 12, 2025

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Episodes

From Public Service to Private Development with Harland Russell | Ep 6 12.05.2025

Episode Summary In this episode, we sit down with Harland Russell—lifelong Lansing resident, former City Council member, and seasoned development professional—to talk about the past, present, and future of Lansing. Harland shares insights from his time in office, reflects on lessons learned during critical infrastructure decisions, and explores how cities like Lansing can be better prepared for th...

Episode 5: Planning for Growth and Understanding “Value per Acre" | Ep 5 11.04.2025

In this episode, Ken and Joshua highlight how the City of Lansing is navigating a surge in development interest and carefully balancing different types of land use. They focus on the concept of “value per acre” as a tool for comparing property tax revenues across residential, commercial and industrial sites, and explain how this approach helps guide decision‐making about new projects. They discuss...

Unlocking Lansing’s Growth with Jeremy Greenamyre | Ep 4 12.02.2025

In this episode of Thrive Lansing, Kansas , Ken and Joshua sit down with Jeremy Greenamyre , a third-generation property developer shaping Lansing’s residential and commercial landscape. They discuss key real estate trends, market needs, development opportunities, and how local government can support growth . Here's what you can expect to learn in this episode: Trends in Real Estate Development –...

Economic Development in Leavenworth County | Ep 3 w/ Lisa Haack 28.01.2025

This episode of Thrive Lansing, Kansas features an interview with Lisa Haack, the Executive Director of the Leavenworth County Development Corporation (LCDC). The hosts of the podcast are Ken Miller, the Public Information Officer for the City of Lansing, and Joshua Gentzler, the Community and Economic Development Director for the City of Lansing. We bring Lisa on to the podcast to discuss economi...

Lansing 2024- Year in Review | Ep 2 17.01.2025

Join co-hosts Ken Miller, Public Information Officer, and Joshua Gentzler, Director of Community & Economic Development, as they take a deep dive into Lansing’s accomplishments in 2024. From residential developments to strategic land acquisitions, this episode reflects on the progress made in the past year and its impact on the city’s future. Tune in to hear about how Lansing is positioning it...

Welcome to Thrive: Lansing Kansas! | Ep 1 17.01.2025

Description: In this inaugural episode of Thrive: Lansing Kansas , co-hosts Ken Miller, Public Information Officer, and Joshua Gentzler, Director of Community & Economic Development, introduce you to Lansing’s exciting journey of growth and opportunity. Learn about the city’s mission to enhance quality of life, support businesses, and attract new residents and developers. From infrastructure p...

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